This year, Transition Programs & Initiatives (TPI) is once again partnering with the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks to host the 2026 Welcome Weeks Blood Drive, and we're inviting Razorback ...

The U of A Division of Agriculture's Sensory Science Center has established the award to recognize outstanding undergraduate and graduate student research in sensory and consumer science. The deadline ...

Stuart Bailey won the award for Process Improvement and Service; Allen Fields won the award for Student Support; and Pawel Wolinski won the award for Research Support. The awards were presented July 8 ...

Global Campus presented three annual awards at a recent July staff meeting that recognize employees whose work might otherwise go unnoticed.

Brock and Lindsey Gearhart have committed $150,000 to the University of Arkansas. Their gift includes $100,000 to support the Walton College’s planned new academic building, Mandy and Bill Dillard II ...

Physicist Hugh Churchill, this month on Short Talks from the Hill, is a central figure in the U of A's materials science research.

The University of Arkansas Libraries are now accepting course reserve requests for the fall 2026 semester. Faculty and instructors are encouraged to submit their requests early by filling out the ...

Clark Eckels, Cynthia Smith, and Dr. Evan Faidley presented an experiential learning opportunity for the U of A campus, one which earned them the top honor at the NAFSA Arkansas State Conference.

Karen D. Sebold, a professor of political science, has been appointed to the Sylvia G. Swartz Endowed Chair in Political Science. Sebold's term as the Swartz Chair began this July, following the ...

The grant from the Walton Family Foundation will advance the new academic building designed to expand classroom capacity, strengthen student collaboration and support the college’s continued growth.

The university began its first Employee Engagement Survey in fall 2025 and has progressed into action planning across colleges, schools and administrative units this summer.

Faculty-led study abroad trips to Ireland, Italy, Sweden, and New Zealand immersed students in new cultures and environments, encouraging them to reflect on the similarities and differences between ...